Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-03-19
In THE SWIM!
The Fatal Error OF Drifting !ntO Mael.
str0m.
How Fame ed Security Is Often Followed
by Terrible Disaster.


Buffalo News
or the western coast Oi Norway lies The
little rocky island OF Moskenes. 1t is in
habited by few hardy fishermen who en-
gage in the cod and herring fisheries along
the coast.
1t happened oneday in the spring OF 1855
that an old man and his grandson, a lad of
ten or dozen years, put out from the Is
land in a small boat. taking with them
their fishing tackle and lunch oi dried fish
and oaten cakes
They row ont some distance and secure
Il boat load OF fish long before the returning
tide will allow them to land, so they eat
the frugal lunch and lay back on their oars
to rest and wait The old man, weary with
pulling the heavy nets, Is soon fIst asleep,
leaving the lad to loOBsto the safety OF the
boat. For time the sea is smooth, then
"A light wind blows from the west and the
boat begins slowly but surely to drift. Lit.
lie bubbles and patches OF loan appear on
the surface o. the dark water. The breeze
stiifens, and The boat, with steadily increas-
ing speed, begins to move III an ever mar
rowing circle. sudden lurch alarms the
boy, and at-the same time awakens the
grandfather, who seizes the oars and pulls
with the strength of desperation against
the now madly rushing waters; then the
oars are wrenched from his hands the
doomed fishing boat is for moment dash.
ed about with terrible We Ocity aud then
disappears forever ia the awful vortex OF
the great maelstrom.
1t is the same with the blood. As it
courses around through the veins, it reach
er every part OF the system in it's healthy
rush, seeking an opportunity to discharge
the waste and poisonous matterfrom every
part of the system, into the natural sewers.
Thil M f tap il 90 eiaA hy- ha blood
to the kidneys, there to be thrown OFF the
same as in life the scaveager would throw
his sewage into the stream to rid himself Of
the vile substance.
And the blood has no other place but the
kidneys in which to throw Off its waste
matter. Sometimes it finds the kidneys
unprepared to do this work. But the
heart takes up the blood and again passes
it through the system, where once more
waste matter is gathered up the same as
the sewers of our cities gather up such poi
sOnous matter, to be discharged at one
grand point, and then he carried off.
Fancy the DANCE oisuch poisoned blood
coarsing for years through the body!
This process continues. the blood passing
through the kidneys and heart, removing
the impurities from 90 gallons OF blood per
hour, or AS barrels each day,
Yet the unthinking prOcrastinator re-
CARDS the kidneys as OF little Importance,
until they are stricken down when he finds
himself SO far advanced in the vortex that
there is but little chance for him. In such
emergencies many have resorted to that
great remedy, Warmers safe cure to assist
in putting these organs in a healthy con-
dition, and have not rested on their oars
trusting their life idly in the hands of an
other when they can catch up the oars be-
fore it IL too late, and a few strokes would
put them safely beyond hopeless danger.
A few bottles OF Warmers safe cure at the
proper time will restore the kidneys to
health, thereby enabling them to rid the
system OF the poisonous uric acid, which is
liable in its corruption to attack the
weakest part of the system and there.
by break it down just as the little
stream at the mill-dam wears away
the dam, increasing the danger each
hour, until at length it becomes overtaxed
and gives way, causing destruction to
those who a short time before looked upon
it as Of SO little Importance, but now con-
template the result Of their neglect with
horror.